imported_Innovato
Junior Member
After reading AT's article on the Mac Mini, decided to give it a whirl. Def gonna upgrade the ram, and even tho AT's article says u should use Mac-timing specific ram, I'm wondering if anyone's tried any 'standard' ram in their Mac mini.
Newegg's got this 1gig stickfor leess than half of the cheapest 1 gig stick AT mentioned in the MacMini Memory article:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820145505
and according to firstadopter.com, the basic ram specs (too bad no timing info) are:
* PC2700 or PC3200 Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM)
* 2.5 volt
* 8-byte
* non-parity
* 64-bit wide
* 184-pin module
* maximum of 16 memory devices on the DIMM
* unbuffered?do not use registered or buffered SDRAM
* maximum height of 50 mm
I know the timing info can be read off the photos AT has of the ram used in the Mac memory article, but what else might be reported differently by the SPD?
I basically don't want to waste $90 on a stick that won't work in the mac Mini, even if one reviewer for that Corsair ValueSelect mentioned using it in their iMac G5
Thanks for any input
Newegg's got this 1gig stickfor leess than half of the cheapest 1 gig stick AT mentioned in the MacMini Memory article:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820145505
and according to firstadopter.com, the basic ram specs (too bad no timing info) are:
* PC2700 or PC3200 Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM)
* 2.5 volt
* 8-byte
* non-parity
* 64-bit wide
* 184-pin module
* maximum of 16 memory devices on the DIMM
* unbuffered?do not use registered or buffered SDRAM
* maximum height of 50 mm
I know the timing info can be read off the photos AT has of the ram used in the Mac memory article, but what else might be reported differently by the SPD?
I basically don't want to waste $90 on a stick that won't work in the mac Mini, even if one reviewer for that Corsair ValueSelect mentioned using it in their iMac G5
Thanks for any input